No kidding ... but I'd have to build a shop twice the size. Good thing they aren't branded "Festool", Leon would have one for sure. ;)
Good for shop time. Puckdropper
Certainly not for every one but IMHO a bargain if you can use them in the shop to save time and you have deadlines.
http://www.designboom.com/shop/design/wireless-keyboard-constructed-entirely-from-wood-07-23-2015/ i think the finger oils would keep the keys moving smoothly
That was my first good quality blade, a local and old picture framing shop used them on their miter saws.
Small shop, benchtop DP. IOW, dust collection is always needed, the table...not so much.
See: https://www.roofingdirect.com/shop/ajc-shingle-slate-ripper-with-hand-guard?utm_source=Google%20Shopping&utm_campaign=Google%20Live&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=11188&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIm4epoq-e7QIVCq_ICh1hMQ65EAQYBCABEgI8cvD_BwE
https://www.spaceageceramics.com/product/rikon-10-346-18/ https://www.spaceageceramics.com/shop/page/6/
Be sure to let me know how that works out - - like anyone in the USA would ever shop at Fastenal dot ca .. John T.
I'd actually go to a pawn shop and see if I could find a contractor grade one for cheap. probably last a lifetime. nate